Therapy that holds the nuance.
Because sometimes your mind, body and community aren't on the same page yet.
Woven with neuroscience, therapy that will help you learn to trust you again.
Soul Works Healing is the online therapy practice of Logan Brantley, MSW, LCSW, LICSW — a trauma therapist working at the intersection of neuroscience and the parts of healing that don't come in words.
Online therapy sessions are over secure video with adults and older teens in California, Illinois, Texas, Virginia, Maryland, and Washington, D.C. The work is somatic, arts-based, and unhurried: Brainspotting, expressive arts therapy, and somatic parts-work, woven with talk. And it runs past symptom relief — toward rebuilt trust, identity, and connection.
Where do “I” end and the “other” begin?
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Whether you’re rebuilding trust in yourself after trauma, learning to meet your child’s big feelings without losing yourself in the process, or trying to reconcile who you are with the culture that shaped you — the question underneath is the same one.
This work isn’t about fixing what’s broken. It’s about helping the different parts of you, mind, body, and the people around you, find their way into relationship with each other.
You’ll find real neuroscience here. And you’ll find room for the parts of healing that don’t come in words — image, metaphor, breath, movement — because sometimes that’s the only language the body speaks.
I work with adults, teens (16+), parentified daughters, adult children of immigrants, and more. I meet with clients online who live in California, Illinois. Washington, DC, Virginia, Maryland, and Texas.
Logan Brantley, MSW, LCSW, LICSW — trauma therapist, doctoral-trained expressive arts clinician, adjunct faculty at Bastyr University. Offering virtual therapy services in California (LCSW 110813), Illinois, D.C., Virginia, Maryland, and Texas. Logan has also served on the NASW-DC Advisory Board and been awarded for her contributions to the field.
And, she’s the artist behind the panther, the fawn, and the bird you'll find around this site.
“authentically heartfelt”
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“kind & nonjudgemental nature”
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“helped me find strength in my history”
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“felt safe and caring”
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“helped me in reaching my goals in a way that felt meaningful”
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”encouraging and kind”
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“every session felt like a safe space”
“authentically heartfelt” · “kind & nonjudgemental nature” · “helped me find strength in my history” · “felt safe and caring” · “helped me in reaching my goals in a way that felt meaningful” · ”encouraging and kind” · “every session felt like a safe space”
Services
Individual Therapy
For anyone rebuilding trust in themselves after trauma, or making sense of who they are beneath the noise. Expressive Arts, Brainspotting, and Somatic Talk Therapy — modalities that work with the body and the story at once.
Parent-Child
Coaching
For the parent who loves their child fiercely and still feels in over their head. Practical, compassionate support for connecting through the hard moments — not “pathologizing”, just supporting you and your child to thrive.
Therapist Support
Supervision, and a real place to rest. For the healers who give so much of themselves they’ve lost track of their own edges.
Specialized therapy work that transforms your everyday life
It’s for the daughter who raised everyone, including her parents. The one whose yes stopped belonging to her somewhere along the way. The family's first everything, still keeping the ledger. The person renegotiating faith on their own terms. The people whose story is finished but whose body didn't get the memo.
You tracked moods, kept the peace, raised siblings — sometimes you raised your own parents. And somewhere in all that managing, you lost the thread of what you felt, wanted, or knew.
When people pleasing was how you stayed safe.
For many adult children of immigrants, guilt is an inheritance rather than a response to anything you did.
Religious trauma therapy
You were taught what to believe, what to feel, what your body meant, who you were allowed to become — and now that you're asking your own questions
Online brainspotting therapy
Brainspotting is a brain-body therapy that uses your visual field, the places your eyes naturally rest, to reach what got stored without words.
One practice serving six states
There's no office, no waiting room, no city to drive to. I'm licensed in California, Illinois, Texas, Virginia, Maryland, and Washington, D.C., and every session happens over secure video — you in your own space, me in mine. If you're moving between my states for school, work, or family, we keep working.